YOU HAVE
no apjwate. Ladlf eetlon . wind
on Stomacb, tick Headache
"rsa town," too will bm
Tutt's Pills
What ytro n?**J. They toae the wr?*k
styauvh ioA buikl u? the ?y?tem.
SAfETi! iLVZOK BLADES SHAR1'
t enetl ? I am prepared to sharpen
Uilotte safety razor blades. Can
sharpen them (or 2 cents each.
Send me your order.
F. P KNOTT,
6-22-lt Box 264, Loulsburg, N. C.
NOTICE
Having qualified aa executors of
the eatate of J. B. Allen, deceased,
lute ol Fraukiin County*. all persona
holding claims against said estate are
hereby notified to preseut them to tho
undersigned on or before the 18th day
of May, lii24, or this notice will be
ple>id in bar of their recovery. All
persons indebted to said estate will
ptease como forward and make imme
diate BettlomcTit. This May 17. W23.
H. W. ALLEN,
B. G. ALLEN,
5-18-Ct Executors.
Wm. H. & Thos. W. Ruffin, Attys.
Seema ns |( th*? captains of In
dustry have given "Forward March."
OUR FOUNTAIN
is in Full Bloom. Cold Drinks of all
kind. Give us a trial is all we ask.
PRESCRIPTIONS
Carefully Compounded and will save
you money.
Seibert Poison Fly Paper
Bee Brand Insect Powder
8 Sheets for 10c
10, 25 and 50c Size
F. R. Pleasants
PHONE 222 J
Furniture
The season's best and most popular
styles and designs both in Suits and
Extra Pieces. Call in and look over
our Stock before you begin your
spring cleaning that you may easily
solve your arrangement problem.
W. E. White Furniture Co.
Electric Lamp Globes
Complete Stock
Also
Delco, Lalley and other
32 Volt Globes
NONE DELIVERED
L. P. HIOKS
Unique Romper
The simplest romper la this one
with blouse and breeches In sep
arate pieces. The blouse Is high
walated with Dutch nock and short
,?hlrred sleeves. To the waistband
?button the diminutive trousers that
lore a single piece of cloth cut and
shirred and buttoned to the waist
and down the sides.
>'OHTH CAROLINA WEEKLY IN
DUSTRIAL REVIEW
Secretary of Agriculture Wallace
says Worst of farmers' troubles are
OTer and Agricultural conditions are
Better than at any Time In the last
two years. Most marked Improvement
lias been In cotton growing state and
in corn belt.
Charlotte ? Southern Power Co. pur
chased $600,000 Superior Yarn Mill.
Elizatiethtowm ? $53,000 modern
brick school building finished.
Greenwood ? Contract let for the
construction of large manufacturing
plant.
Chadboum ? Strawberry crop worth
?1,00\000.
Wrightsville Beach ? Work started
on the construction of new Jetties,
amounting to $30,000.
West Jefferson? $310'000 bonds is
sued for the construction of new roads
Winu.n ? Construction of a bridge
across Chowan river is planned.
tScotiand Neck ? Wo i n has betjnc
on the bridge across the Roanoke
liver.
West Jefferson ? 3 miles of hard
surfaced road to be laid h*.re
Ahoskie ? Bids open for the en
largement of railway" station..
Kinstoti ? Caswell Training Smool
will erect 7 buildings costing $400.
000.
Scotland Neck- ? Work started on
the erection of a larije ice plant.
Elizabeth City ? Hard sur'ace roads
are being constructed here
Manteo ? Large ice plant to bo
erected here with a daily capacity
of 8 tons.
Greensboro to lay hard surface road
Elizabeth City to have an avenue of
trees on New-land road.
Greensboro? Work will btgir on
u $30,000 manufacturing pl.ir.t.
-j ? Pup n 's in the midst of a I? g.
? building boom.
Elizabeth "City ? Seventh Cwat
C.uard District to have two new ft.i
tions.
Williamston ? N. B. & C. extends
its line from Norfolk to Williamson.
Mount Holly ? 'Work started on a
new $50,000 Baptist Cliur.il.
Greensboro? Three new schools to
bo built costing $72,500, at Coliax,
Jonesboro and Sumn?r.
Spencer ? $200,000 str it improve
ment work to start here
Aberdeen ? Much new building ?
ing on here.
Elizabeth City ? Citizens consider
building new hotel here.
Murphy ? New high school building
will bo erected
Greenville ? Modern $100,000 hos
pital to be built here.
Wilmington ? Vene?rlng plant be
ing mado ready for new operation.
Greenville ? Contract lot for t'.iree
story cotton mill.
Wilmington ? Work starts ou big
wood products plant.
Camden ? Plans for a new addition
to PreBbyterian Church approved.
Greenville ? Teachers college to
build new structure.
Wilmington ? New negro school
building to go up.
Charlotte ? Sequoia hotel Is Hear
ing completion.
Wilmington? One days sale for the
rew subdivision Brookwood amounted
to $18,000.
8pencer ? Contract awarded for
$200,000 street improvements.
Charleston ? Work has been started
on paving of Shepard street.
Charlotte ? G. Q. Ray pays $35,
000 for Cochrane and Ross war^ouse.
Wilmington ? Work starts on stste
bridge across Pasquotank river.
Huntersvllle ? Ccntr-iot let for the
construction of new Pr.sbvt?rlnn
church.
Johns ? Contract lot for the con
struction of new school.
Elizabeth City? Winekrtam Co.
buys Dalty Products Co , begin opora
[tlon soon.
Smlthfleld ? Plans completed for the
erection of a new hotel.
Klnstdn ? $400,000 Improvements
planned at Caswell training school.
Ellrtbfctb City? Modern creamery
to be established here with $50,000
capital.
Apex ? Local brick factory now has
capacity of 50,000 dall>,
A barometer of the grow'ng popu
larity of electricity la shown In th?|
bookings of General Electric whlchj
continue at a record pace. The book
ttu uuu
uul rate of I320.-J
i **. year by fVjO.-|
Oo-i ... . ' w'* |
T?:
d":.r
i.iiH' 'Ira ,! feur- tear of a i|
?j, ?.r fear l hat prices v?ill*
gf r< ? -will do much toward j
br. a*?oi:t su^ly. nor mil h.'si- '
lie "a A'.U'f all, that is '
Vi'liui : i:iu.st : j be desired in the cjp.i- |
\?orld
A \ r-!in4 avrvvy of tha Illi
nois ? :.:a.ltt ii Public Utility In- '
for jii, c\ >a:tsiori ?.f elvctric light {
nn r ?i.?iisl;y ui tLe niiddV ?
Wc >t t* irins th" present year is ex
pt*.'*. !'?:? vxt'i"i greatly that of an> |
oth :? -action ot' tlie United States.
To' estimated expendiiures for the.
wii'il" t uited States n exTen^ion* and i
ad(liri';t'.s are $*>02.l4i.00o while of
this s*j::i $206, 180,000 will be spent
to *??? \r; idle West.
Fir"-* 'rst United States last year'i
|5jt* "tio.ono ? more than r*cord-break
in? year luO'i. when San Francisco;!
con Titration swelled national loss.
Fur the purpose of expediting ear
mown-:;? throughout the nation.
American railways will expend $076,
OOO.OOu for new locomotives. The great
er percentage of this vast sum *ill
#o tf lubor.
K VIiIO IWriidVF.S HIVEK SKKVK.'i; ;
The rapid development of radio and
Its- in commercial lit-? ar-.' Ulu
!n its aprllcition to the opera
tlo:i of steamboats on the Mississippi
rlv-r :rom St. Louis to .\Yw Orleans
110.> miles.
On<- of the great objections to river
tra.Tif in the past was its isolation.
Today all the towboats and self
propelled barge units used on short
auxiliaiy rnns as feeders are equlped
with v. iroless. They report their po
sitions several times a dav and their
movements are watched as closely as
are trp.in movements in a dispatcher's
offices
Rarlio is revolutionizing Mississippi
river shipping and speeding up the
arrh-d and departure cf freight
through putting the shioper and the
U>at companies in close touch with
each- other, thus obviating delays in
loading and unloading freight or In
waiting ca the arrival or departure
cf boats.
In this manner the radio supplies
a missing link In our Inland wate^
wsys transportation.
? I
We like spring better than winter I
because in spring everybody else is I
lary?too.
HONEST
Are yon treating your talents
with due credit w hen yon have
to bny an automobile every few
years when yon can have a deep
well drilled with pure water,
-that will stand for ages, or
have lights or water Installed
that will last a life time.
furnish those things that
go to make np a permanent con
venient for home comfort.
White Pump & Well
Company, Inc.
Well Drillers and Wa
ter Supply Contractors.
Norlina, N. C.
LEATHER
Has Advanced
10 Cents a Pound
Bat we are still putting on Soles at
the following old prices:
Ladles Soles 86 cents pair
Hen's Soles $1.00 per pair
Panco Solos, tougher than leather,
absolutely waterproof $1.85
Plow Lines 25 cents per pair
Myers Stock Food.. 3 pkg for 26 cents
Any kind Harness made to order.
LOUISBTXRO REPAIR SHOP
Julius Lehman. Proprietor
1802 1922
LOUISBURG COLLEGE
A Junior College for Young Women
With a Standard Preparatory Course of Four Years
Fsrrulty of specially trained, consecrated Christian teachers.
Health Record Unsurpassed. Home-like Atmosphere.
Soclil Lite Carefully Guarded. Athletics.
In addlron to the regular college courses. Classical and Literary,
attention is called to the departments of Art, Business, Education,
Expression. Hume Economics, Music (Piano, Voice, Violin, Theory,
etc.), and Religious Education.
Rates as low as consistent with good service.
Send for free Catalog. For further information write,
A. W. Mohn, President, - Louisburg, N. C.
SPECIAL
Su ga i' Cured Picnics, wrapped
per lb 14c
Choice Cuts "Western Steak
per lb 35c
Choice Roasts,-, per lb 25 - 30c
Stew 12^
Soup Bone 5c
Hamburger Steak, per lb, .30c
Small Tender Pork Chops, per
lb . . .' 30c
Pork Roast. ... 25c
Home-made All Pork Sausage
per lb ? . . 25c
Frankfurter Sausage .... 20c
I "resli Spareribs 22 1 ;>c
Fresh Pork Brains 25c
Beef anil Pork Liver .... 20c
Country Style Slice Ham. .40c
F. F. V. Hams 35c
Country Hams 30c
Slice Bacon 35c
Armour and Kingan in 1 lb.
carton 45c
Phone Orders Promptly De
livered.
Our Refrigerating Plant will
keep fresh meats as good in
summer as in winter.
Quality guaranteed at all
times.
CASH GROCERY
and Market
Phone 270 Louisburg, N. C.
DRINK AT OUR FOUNTAIN
WHITE'S ICE CREAM
"Surety of Purity"
Sanitary Cups.
Clean Spoons.
Pure Drinks.
Aycock Drug Co.
Incorporated
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